Stellanor Acquires Eight Data Centers from Redcentric

May 05, 2026
Stellanor Datacenters has completed the acquisition of eight data centers from Redcentric, expanding its UK portfolio to eleven sites with a total grid capacity of 39MVA.

Stellanor has completed the acquisition of eight data centers from UK managed services provider Redcentric, announced in a press release. The transaction brings Stellanor's total footprint to eleven facilities across the UK, serving about 450 enterprise customers.

The newly integrated portfolio includes sites in London, Reading, Cambridge, Woking, Gatwick, Byfleet, West Yorkshire, and Hemel Hempstead. Stellanor now operates with 39 MVA of secured grid capacity, offering colocation services for enterprise and AI ready workloads.

Backed by DWS, the company is implementing infrastructure upgrades across its network, including high density power systems, advanced cooling, and expanded fiber connectivity. These improvements are designed to support AI inference, machine learning, and analytics workloads while maintaining service continuity.

Stellanor plans further expansion into Ireland and the Nordic regions following this acquisition, continuing its strategy to build an urban data center platform across Europe.

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